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Jobs and Careers

Cover Letters and Resumes
Employee Satisfaction Rankings
Exploring Career Preferences
Internships
Job Posting Sites: All Michigan and National
Job Posting Sites: Mid-Michigan and Thumb Area
Job Posting Sites: Northern Michigan
Job Posting Sites: Southeast Michigan
Job Posting Sites: Upper Peninsula
Job Posting Sites: West Michigan
Learning About Careers
Michigan Works

Michigan Works -- Michigan Talent Bank

Job seekers can search more than 15,000 new job openings monthly and post resumes that employers can search.

BBB Warning on Three Scams Targeting Job Hunters

Be wary! Some job postings may be from scam artists, who will try to steal your identity, access your bank account, or trick you into sending money for supplies/training. Work-from-home job ads are of...

Helping Hand

Helps Michigan citizens facing economic hardship find services related to jobs, training, unemployment benefits, health care, housing, and family support.

Indeed.com

Indeed.com includes job listings from major job boards, newspapers, associations and company career pages. Easy to use!

Keep Michigan Working

Let the state of Michigan help you find a job, get training for a new job, help with finances, and learn about networking sites to help you find employment.

Make Money From Home with Google? Not so Fast, Warns BBB

There are a number of scam job sites that are using Google's name and logo in work-at-home schemes that rip off job seekers. Learn more at from the Better Business Bureau.

Michigan Jobs and Career Portal

Search for jobs, start a business, find financial aid for school and job training resources. Learn about careers and new occupations. Connect to resources for employers, teachers, students, and parent...

Michigan Rehabilitation Services (MRS)

The mission of Michigan Rehabilitation Services is to assist individuals with disabilities into employment and self-sufficiency including the Ticket to Work program.

No Worker Left Behind

Unemployed or low-income Michigan residents may be eligible for this program that provides "free tuition at any community college, university, or other approved training provider to gain the skills an...

Recovery for Auto Communities

The Department of Labor's electronic and telephone tools can assist automotive workers in their efforts to find jobs, training, education, and support services in their communities. This page descri...

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